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Museum of Perth

The Museum of Perth chronicles the social, cultural, political and architectural history of Perth.

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  • About
    • Our Story, Board & Staff
    • Our Partners
    • Employment
    • Find Us
    • Exhibitions
    • Historic Experiences in the City
    • Bassendean Pensioner Guard Cottage and Residence
    • London Court Books
    • Streets of Bunbury
    • Streets of East Freo
    • Streets of Freo
    • Sloan's Cottage
    • RAC Archives
    • Family History Services
  • Volunteer
    • London Court Flats
    • Volunteering
    • Induction
  • Library
  • Stories
    • Perth People
    • Perth Places
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    • Digital Media
    • COVID-19 Digital Archive
    • A J Baker & Sons
    • State Living Treasures
  • Shop
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Federal Hotel / Stein’s Coffee Palace (1897-1972)

The Federal Hotel, originally built as Stein’s Coffee Palace, was located on the south-east corner of Douro (now Wellington) and George Streets, Perth. Designed in 1896 by J W Wright & Co, it was built by G Nicol in 1897 for Bernard Stein.

Click here to visit our online exhibit: Demolished Icons of Perth